Admiral William Halsey Rides Horse In Tokyo

In Tokyo, Admiral Bull Halsey embarks on his last drive. He once expressed a desire to ride, and although he had never done so before, he is given a substitute horse. Despite his inexperience, Admiral Halsey successfully rides.

What desire did Admiral Bull Halsey express regarding riding?

What can be inferred about the Admiral's character based on his desire to ride?

What does the phrase 'substitute horse' imply in the context of the Admiral's riding?

How does the text suggest the Admiral's experience with riding?

Discuss the significance of the Admiral stating 'But he does ride.'